Jungian Psychoanalytic Practice Mary Ann Miller

Minneapolis, Estados Unidos

3.5

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+1 612-920-9550
Dirección:
2720 W 43rd St, Minneapolis, MN, 55410
Linden Hills
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
90 m43 St W
220 mUpton Av S
290 mVincent Av S
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2 opiniones sobre Jungian Psychoanalytic Practice Mary Ann Miller

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Tu valoración: 5
St Paul, MN
top-​notch analyst. Intelligent, well-​trained, experienced, thoughtful, and kind, but firm. the best therapists/​analysts do not give advice, because only you can know what is best for you. They help you to ask the questions that help you discern what the deepest part of yourself really wants, vs. what the part of yourself that would listen only to what you thought the rest of the world might want for you. You should run, and run fast, from any therapist who offers up their opinion at the drop of a hat.
Tu valoración: 2
Minneapolis, MN
Mary Ann was moderately friendly, but failed to properly explain the role of Jungian therapy in any treatment context, didn’t offer much feedback at all, and generally left a bad taste in my mouth. For the amount of money people invest in therapy, demand an extensive phone interview before an in-​person session and ask lots of questions. Felt like I could have gotten much more helpful advice from friends, colleagues, etc.